To promote reliability and reduce friction, the rounds are treated with a zinc coating that offers more lubricity.
This combination offers a power factor of 128.35, which sits just above the 125 PF minimum required by most governing organizations offering minor power classes.Įach Barnaul Subsonic 9mm load features a bi-metal jacketed bullet that sits inside of a steel cartridge case. FMJ projectile with a muzzle velocity of 850 f.p.s. bullet, but the new lineup will feature a heavier 151-gr.
The company started with its original Silver Sport lineup, which had been intended for Minor Power Factor use in IPSC competition. The 9mm subsonic bullets would sacrifice little stopping power for precious silence. This Barnaul Subsonic 9mm ammunition is designed to meet the needs of shooters with suppressor-equipped handguns or pistol-caliber carbines, as well as those who are participating in Minor Power Factor divisions in competition.ĭespite being ideally suited for suppressor-equipped firearms, the construction of this all-new Barnaul Subsonic load was tuned specifically to meet the needs of today's competition circuit. The ultimate competition/match shooting round and the quietest subsonic pistol round out there.MKS Supply, importer of Russian-made Barnaul ammunition, announced an addition to the company's lineup of steel-case ammunition. These will cycle suppressed or un-suppressed for pistols and un-suppressed in all platforms for a super light recoil.
9MM SUBSONIC FULL
These heavyweights were delightful to shoot, so if you’re looking for soft-shooting, hard-hitting bullets, give them a try. For those shooters who use 147-grain hollow points as their duty or carry ammo, this flat-nose full metal. So, if you are like some folks who prefer the recoil impulse of heavy bullets because it feels more like a push compared to the snap of light weight bullets. Subsonic Handgun utilizes tried-and-true XTP bullets that expand reliably at subsonic velocities. tell everyone Hornady Subsonic Ammunition designed for accuracy and performance below the speed of sound now comes in both rifle and handgun loads. Rounds generally must achieve a power factor of 120 or 125 to qualify for Minor power factor scoring, depending on the sport (IPSC, USPSA, IDPA, Bianchi Cup), and heavy bullets are said to be more effective at knocking down steel plates even when they are at the same power factor as lighter bullets. 9mm Luger 147 gr XTP Subsonic Item 90287 25/Box Shhh. Affordability, accuracy and reliability are built. Velocity in a 4 pistol barrel: 850 feet per second. This ammunition is new production, non-corrosive, in reloadable brass cases. Velocity in a 7 barrel AR platform pistol: 945 feet per second. Velocity in a 16 rifle barrel: 1,026 feet per second. Another advantage to heavy bullets is their reported enhanced reliability in taking down steel targets used in various practical competitions. Hard cast long flat nose bullet with Hi-Tek Supercoat coating.
Heavy bullets in 9mm are not just for suppressed guns. PPS9 Bullet Wgt./Style: 158 FMJ: Ballistic Coeficient: 0.160: Bullet Striking Velocity in FPS at Yardage. That said, 147-grain bullets, which travel around 1000 to 1050 fps from the typical pistol barrel, are not bound to break the sound barrier, either, though some might at some temperatures and from long barrels. We wont be beaten on price in South Australia. In fact, most 9mm ammunition with 165-grain and heavier bullets are use for this purpose. Winchster - Super Suppressed 9mm 147 GR - Subsonic (50 Rounds Per Box). That makes them a good choice for suppressed guns as they will remain subsonic and won’t produce the “crack” sound of little sonic booms that faster bullets do when they break the sound barrier. Advertised speeds for our 165-grain bullet are around 880 fps or less from pistols and are not likely to reach the speed of sound even from the longer barrels of submachine guns and carbines. Why such a heavy bullet? What do 165-grain bullets do that a 115-grain bullet can’t? The heavy bullets are slower and won’t break the sound barrier, which is 1125 feet per second at 68˚F.
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